Whee, eyes.
Aug. 29th, 2007 04:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
saxikathGot the eye exam. My eyes are healthy and my prescription has only changed a very little bit in four years. Yay. And the doctor actually had some useful suggestions for the dry eye problems. Also yay. And I found some cute new frames. Further yay. And my company has a good vision plan, and I have a flexible spending account that will cover the extra bits (antireflective/scratch-resistant/UV-protecting coating, for instance, and the exam copay). Yet more yay.
Not so yay: it'll be a week or so to get the new glasses, and they weren't going to be able to do anything about my broken ones without ordering a part, which will take just as long as getting the new glasses. I did manage to re-tape the broken bit in such a way that it seems to be staying put better, so perhaps they won't drive me quite as nuts as they have been the past two days. But I will very much be looking forward to my new ones!
Not so yay: it'll be a week or so to get the new glasses, and they weren't going to be able to do anything about my broken ones without ordering a part, which will take just as long as getting the new glasses. I did manage to re-tape the broken bit in such a way that it seems to be staying put better, so perhaps they won't drive me quite as nuts as they have been the past two days. But I will very much be looking forward to my new ones!
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Date: 2007-08-30 10:25 am (UTC)While I will not sing their praises for quality, $8.95- $19.95 for full sets plus $4.95 shipping no matter how many pairs you order makes for good back-up.
Took about 2 weeks to arrive, if that.
You just need your prescription information and CC info. :)
(and when I say quality, I refer to the frames themselves- a bit squeaky- I got plastic ones- the lenses/prescription are just fine)